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Quote by Alice Paul
But to me there is nothing complicated about ordinary equality.
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The speaker sees ordinary equality as simple and clear. In other words, treating people as equals does not seem complicated or difficult to understand. The phrase “to me” makes this a personal judgment rather than a claim that everyone shares the same view.
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- 1974 Interview with Alice Paul, Ridgefield Historical Society
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- Official Statement
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